Garrett was a 2019 graduate of the Coast Guard Academy, where she served as regimental activities officer and was a middle distance runner on the track and field team, according to a message to cadets and family members from Superintendent Rear Adm. Bill Kelly. Keep Reading
The new technology provides critical explosives detection capabilities at the checkpoint and improves the capability for TSA officers to determine whether an item inside a carry-on bag is a possible threat. Keep Reading
Residents of the Traverse City area will be able to enroll in the Transportation Security Administration’s TSA PreCheck application program inside Cherry Capital Airport from Monday, October 26 through Friday October 30. Keep Reading
"If you follow the CDC guidelines and protocols and the offices are open, it’s an ideal time to get your REAL ID license because the lines are short,” TSA Deputy Administrator Michael T. Miklos said. Keep Reading
The American University Key Executive Leadership Program annually awards executives who further their agency’s mission and excel in developing and inspiring those around them. Keep Reading
CISA and the VVA will continue to promote these products and raise awareness amongst veterans and all Americans about the risk of disinformation in the remaining two weeks before Election Day and beyond. Keep Reading
"Election officials have invested time and money in securing election systems and equipment, but the last line of defense is the trust of the American people." Keep Reading
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) says the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) can’t be sure its Component Acquisition Executives are qualified or consistently fulfilling their responsibilities. Keep Reading
The newly formed 16-member Cyber Investigations Advisory Board (CIAB) will provide the Secret Service’s Office of Investigations with outside strategic input for the agency’s investigative mission, including insights on the latest trends in cybercrime, financial crime, technology, and investigative techniques. Keep Reading
DHS uses the SBIR program to fund the development of innovative solutions to help address homeland security needs. SBIR is an excellent opportunity for agile small businesses to support and advance homeland security, without the need for previous federal contracting experience or knowledge. Keep Reading
Through presentations, panels and open forums, the symposium will focus on the attributes of resilience to adversarial events of national significance in the maritime domain, using our experience with COVID-19 as a driver for the discussion. Keep Reading
A 29-foot foot Response Boat-Small crew from U.S. Coast Guard Station Ketchikan encountered the animal while conducting a patrol in the area. The crew spotted the animal and reduced their speed. Keep Reading
The crew supported Operation Martillo, a presidential initiative designed to disrupt transnational criminal organizations in Central and South America. Keep Reading
Crew members from Coast Guard Marine Safety Detachment Lewes, DNREC, Lewis Environmental, a remediation contractor, and Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research are currently on scene conducting cleanup operations. Keep Reading
The interdicted migrants claimed to be Dominican Republic nationals, two of whom remain in Puerto Rico to face possible federal prosecution on charges of attempted illegal re-entry into the United States. Keep Reading
CBP determined that stevia extracts and derivatives produced using convict, forced, or indentured labor by Inner Mongolia Hengzheng Group Baoanzhao Agriculture, Industry, and Trade Co., Ltd. (Baoanzhao) are being, or are likely to be, imported into the United States in violation of 19 U.S.C. 1307. Keep Reading
CBP agriculture specialists arduously inspect tons, literally tons, of imported commodities aboard aircraft and cargo ships, and in baggage carried by passengers on international flights. Keep Reading
As the second-largest revenue-collecting agency in the federal government, CBP uses EAPA to ensure that foreign companies and other entities exporting goods into the United States pay the correct duties associated with their products. Keep Reading
This Caribbean area effort is possible through collaborative operations and partnerships with other Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, which have become an integral part of CBP’s procedures, in order to manage illicit activity throughout the area. Keep Reading
The parcel, manifested as auto parts was held for inspection because officers noticed anomalies during an x-ray. When the officers opened the shipment they noticed auto parts, but after further inspection, officers uncovered three handguns and seven magazines. Keep Reading